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Modestly amusing in fits and starts, Fired! proves most potent when on-screen interviewees are playing for keeps, not for laughs.Full Review
While unlikely to set the documentary market afire, is entertaining enough.Full Review
Having written a book about being fired, Annabelle Gurwitch has now made a documentary as well, and it's something of a mess.Full Review
Fired! is missing the one thing it could have used most: a career objective.Full Review
At one point, David Cross tells Gurwitch to enjoy being unemployed, because "When you're fired, you're interesting." But as Fired! proves, that ain't necessarily so.Full Review

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